SECURITY: Pin litellm==1.82.0 — v1.82.8 supply chain compromise#23
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litellm_init.pth in 1.82.8 contains base64-encoded payload that exfiltrates credentials and self-replicates. Pin to last known good version until BerriAI confirms remediation. Refs: requirements.txt, pyproject.toml
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Summary
litellm PyPI release 1.82.8 has been confirmed compromised. The package contains
litellm_init.pthwith base64-encoded instructions that:Changes
requirements.txt: Pinlitellm==1.82.0(last known good)pyproject.toml: Pinlitellm==1.82.0(last known good)Verification
Our installed version is 1.82.0. No
litellm_init.pthfile found on any system. No.pthfiles in site-packages.Action Required
Do not upgrade litellm until BerriAI confirms remediation and publishes a clean release.